Product Description
What it is
Nine-way lever wire connector — 3 input terminals, 6 output terminals — for splitting one incoming supply into six separate feeds from a single splicing block.
Where it earns its place on a job
On CCTV and access-control containment, this connector sits inside junction boxes, lighting fixtures, electrical enclosures and control panels wherever one supply cable needs to branch out to multiple downstream devices — camera power runs, PIR clusters, or lighting circuits feeding several fittings from one point.
Mechanism
Each of the nine ports has its own coloured lever. Lift it, insert the stripped conductor, press the lever back down — no screwdriver, no crimp tool required. The mechanism is reusable, so a lever can be lifted again to free a conductor if a circuit needs correcting or a run gets modified after first fix.
Build
The housing is flame-retardant insulating plastic with metal internal contacts for the electrical connection. Compact enough to fit inside standard junction boxes and enclosures without crowding the cable management.
Conductor compatibility
Rated for solid, stranded and flexible conductors, so it covers the mixed cable types typically found feeding cameras, PIRs and lighting circuits on the same containment run.
Key specs
- 3 input / 6 output terminals (9-way total)
- Tool-free lever-lock mechanism
- Flame-retardant insulated housing, metal contacts
- Reusable — levers release for rewiring
- Accepts solid, stranded and flexible conductors
Frequently Asked Questions
How many wires can the SPL-3-6 connect?
It has 3 input terminals and 6 output terminals — nine ports in total on a single splicing block.
Do I need a tool to use it?
No — lift the coloured lever, insert the stripped conductor, then press the lever down to lock it in place.
Can it be reused if I need to change the wiring?
Yes, the lever mechanism is reusable, so a conductor can be released by lifting the lever again for rewiring or fault correction.
What types of conductor does it accept?
It's suitable for solid, stranded and flexible conductors, covering the common cable types found on lighting and low-voltage circuits.
